Notes
INDEX 
Abercorn, village near juncture of Abercorn Creek and Savannah River, mentioned, 10, 42
“behind Abercorn” = Goshen, 51, 52.
Abercorn Creek (Mill River), branch of Savannah River, fertile land along, 21, 66, 150
Acton, German and Swiss settlement near Savannah, mentioned, 123
Agriculture, see Crops.
Albinus, . . . , court chaplain in London, forwards gifts, 5.
letters from, 69, 70, 74, 76, 126, 153, 157, 185
composed verses, 127
Altherr, Johann, Swiss from St. Gall, 72
Anhalt, German principality, mentioned, 180
Anton Ulrich, Duke of Brunswick, hymnist, 222
Arnsdorf, Andreas Lorentz, deceased tanner, 8
Arndt, Johann, Pietist author, 57, 210
Augsburg, city in Swabia, source of gifts, 2, 65, 136, 184–185, 207
Augsburg hymnal, well arranged, 190, 193
Augusta, city up the Savannah River, mentioned, 23, 59, 101
Austrian exiles, 94–95
Avery, Mr. Joseph, deceased English surveyor, 47
Bacher, Mrs. Thomas, pious Salz, mentioned, 44
Baptisms, see Births and Baptisms.
Barley press, 94
Baumann, Conrad, Salz, dies 87, 88
Beaufain, Mr. Hector Beringer de, South Carolina merchant, 125
Beicht- und Communionbüchlein, tract by Wirth, April, note 14
Beiträge zum Bau . . . , see Contributions . . .
Benefactions, see Gifts.
Bichler, Thomas, Salz, has consumptive fever, 13
a little stronger, 14
no progress in Christianity, 167, 168
being tried, 209; Jan., note 28
Bichler, Mrs., w Thomas, bears child, 15
Birkholt, immigrant, paid passage, settled near Savannah, 189
Births and baptisms: Bichler child, 15
German child at Abercorn, 42
English child, 63
Rottenberger child, 135
Schefler child, 135
Zoller child, 193
Simon Reuter child, Helena Hüber child, 203
Bloodletting, 205
Blue Bluff, new name of Uchee land, 193
being surveyed, 199
Bogatzky, Carl Heinrich, Pietist, author of Güldenes Schatz-Kästlein der Kinder Gottes Treasure Chest, 107; June, note 5, Aug., note 3
of Tägliches Hausbuch der Kinder Gottes, Aug., note 2
Bogg, Peter, master of Charles Town Galley, March, note 10
Boltzius, Christiana Elisabeth, d Johann Martin, dies, 181–183
buried, 184
Boltzius, Gertraut, w Johann Martin, makes silk, 29
Boltzius, Gotthilf Israel, s Johann Martin, to study in Germany, 80, 81
sick with purples, 171
loves brother, 172
Boltzius, Johann Martin, pastor at Ebenezer (passim)
Boltzius, Samuel Leberecht, s Johann Martin, to study in Germany, 80, 81
letter from, 85
dies, 171–173
Bonin, Mr. von, benefactor, 127
Books, see Halle.
Brandner, Matthias, Salz, a true Christian, 87
his children have scarlet fever, 186, 202
receives servant, 189
Breslau, benefactress in, 135
Broughton, Mr., secretary of SPCK, letter from, 16, 69, 70
Brown, Scots engineer, 86, 107
working on barley stamp, 104
Brückner, Georg, Salz, ill, 87
Brunnholtz, Johann Peter, pastor in Pennsylvania, letter to, 99
praised, 169
Bryan, Hugh and Jonathan, S.C. planters; Nov., note 16
Burkhart, Martin, Pal, writes letter, 87
Cabinet Preacher, Pietist tract, 22; Feb., note 8
Calendar, printed in German in Philadelphia, 24
Carl Rudolf, see Prince of Wurttemberg.
Carpenters, in short supply, 49
Carters at mill, earn much money, 142
Catholic man, sick, 42
dies, 52
Cattle, Trustees to sell cowpen, 38, 49, 51
cowpen mentioned, 101, 176; March, note 2
Caesar, Charleston Negro, invents cure, 88
Charleston, port in South Carolina, (passim)
Charles Town Galley, ship; March, note 10, April, note 8, July, note 10
Cherokees, see Indians.
Christ, Mrs., nee Metzger, w. Gottfried, dies, 170
Church in Savannah, consecrated, 87
Churches, see Jerusalem Church and Zion Church.
Compendium theologicum, see Freylinghausen.
Confession and Holy Communion Booklet, religious tract by Ambrosius Wirth, 26, 56. See Beichtbüchlein
Congarees, Congrees, settlement in South Carolina, refuge of renegades, 22, 23, 56
mentioned, 52
Lutheran people there, 55
Contributions to the Kingdom of God, religious tract, 203
Cotton, grows abundantly, 25
cotton gin, 25
Corn, see Crops.
Council, governing body in Savannah, consisting of a President and five Assistants, convokes assembly, instructs surveyor, 10
petitioned by Boltzius, 19, 21, 72, 154
composing petition, 85
donates land, 118
letter to, 137
changes in, 177
Cows, Cowpen, see Cattle.
Creeks, see Indians.
Crops, barley; beans 139, 144, 150
rye, 140
sweet potatoes, 139
wheat, 140
Cudulur, city in India, scene of Lutheran missions, 111
Curtius, see Kurtz.
Customary sins, Jan., note 20
Cypress, see Trees.
Daily Housebook, see Bogatzky.
Deaths: widow Graniwetter’s son, 11
her other son, 27
N.’s oldest son, 15
Conrad Baumann, 87
Metzger, 90
illigitimate child, 100
wid Lemmenhofer, 109
Mrs. Christ, 171
Samuel Leberecht Boltzius, 171
Klocker girl, 179
Christiana Elisabeth Boltzius, 181
Carl Flerl’s son, 190
Zoller’s son, 193
Johann Georg Häfner, 203
a young woman, 205
Hüber child, 206
Seckinger child, 206
Deer skins, drop in price, 102
boatload lost, 123
Deodant, English law, 168
Diego, Mr., letter from, 112
Dippel, deviant Lutheran minister in Germany, 17
Diseases: pica (clay eating), 89, July, note 4
scarlet fever, 178, 186, 196, 202, 204, 205
Dobel, John, English friend, Feb., note 10
Dogma of Penitence and the Forgiveness of Sins, religious tract, Drought, 90
East India, scene of missionary activity, 157
East India Reports, missionary reports, 107, 110, 156; Aug., note 5
Ebenezer, Salzburger settlement near Savannah (passim)
Ebenezer Creek, unnavigable waterway from Old to New Ebenezer, soldiers settle on, 1
Ehrhardt, Mr., letter to Mr. Meyer, 65
Eigel, Georg, Salz, obstacle to son’s Christianity, 6; Jan., note 13
Eischberger, receives servant, 189
Eischberger, Ruprecht, his children sick with scarlet fever, 186
Englishmen, visit Ebenezer, 62
English inn keepeer, 155
English soldier with German wife, 148.
Europa, ill-starred ship, Feb., note 2
European crops (wheat, rye, barley, oats), 47
faring badly, 55
recover, 60; Sept., note 14
Fabricius, Lutheran missionary in India, 110
“Fathers,” Salzburger patrons, 1, 16, 77, 125, 176, 216. See G. A. Francke, Urlsperger, Ziegenhagen.
Fels, Pastor, minister in Lindau, 195
Firs, see Trees.
First Swabian transport, 175, 177, 211
to settle on Uchee land, 178
Flerl (Flörl), Carl, praises lord, 190
Flerl, Hans, Salz, mentioned, 178
Francke, Gotthilf August, s A. H. Francke, Reverend Father and benefactor, collects gifts, 5, 185
mentioned, 77, 81, 116, 126, 164, 173, 176
letter from, 80
letter to, 112
Francke, Johann Paul, German from Purysburg, 87
French merchant in Savannah, 166
Freylinghausen, Johann Anastasius, professor at Halle, author of Geistreiches Gesangbuch Compendium Theologicum 15
and sermons; Jan., note 29
Friesel, disease, Jan., note 24, Dec., note 13
Fruit, plum and peach trees damaged by icicles, 31
Fullbright, Christoph, Sept., note 22
Geistreiches Gesangbuch, see Freylinghausen.
Gerhard, Paul, hymnist, 223
German crops (= European crops), See wheat, rye, oats, barley.
German man from Pennsylvania, 59
German immigrants, arrive at Charleston in bad condition, 19
German people behind Abercorn (at Goshen), 51, 53, 61, 100, 114, 149, 164, 212
German people in Savannah, 3, 58, 72, 81, 123, 164
German servants in South Carolina, 4
German smuggler in West Indies, 165
German Village, at St Simons, Jan., note 2
German Reformed, see Reformed.
Gifts, collected by Francke and Urlsperger, 5
Gill, Captain, mariner, to take mail, 32
Glaner, Matthias, Salz, mentioned, 109, 110, 147, 155, 156
marries widow Zant, 181
Good Harmony, Boltzius’ undeveloped estate, Aug., note 14
Goshen, fertile land “behind Abercorn,” being surveyed, 20, 21
mentioned, 53, 114, 144, 151, 154
Boltzius receives grant at, 119, 120
land donated, 199
Gospel and Epistle Sermons, by P. J. Spener, 35
Graham, Dr., neighbor of Salzburgers, 114, 118, 120
Graniwetter, Anna Catharina, nee Sturmer, Salz, wid Caspar, bears cross 22
her son bedridden, 11
dies, 12
other son dies, 27
she is ill, 62
Grant, John Rodolph, trader, Feb., note 11
Gristmills, a great benefit, 63
Gronau, Christian Israel, deceased colleague of Boltzius, remembered, 175
Gruber, Johann, Salz, sick, 193
Gschwandl, Thomas, Salz, he and his daughter dangerously ill, 13, 14
Habersham, James, merchant, member of Council, urges use of slaves, 12, 18
fears his ship has sunk, 15
forwards mail, 32
effects improvements in Council, 58
capable and hardworking, 81
ship delayed, 116
a neighbor, 119
becomes secretary of the Council, 177
Häfner, Johann Georg, sick, 202
Halle, East German city, home of Francke Foundation, source of gifts, 2, 5, 65
chests of books and medicines from, 70, 72, 73, 107, 153, 160
Halle Hymnal, 57
see Freylinghausen.
Halle Orphanage, mentioned, 77, 161, 171; June, note 10
source of medicine, 207
Harmonium Antonianum, musical text edited by Pastor Mayer, 160
Harris, Mr. John, partner of Habersham, fears his ship has sunk, 15
Haymaking, difficult, 139, 141
being harvested, 150
Held, Hans Michael, Pal herdsman, returns to Ebenezer, 136; Sept., note 9
Helfenstein, Friderica, Pal, June, note 1
Hermann, Johann, hymnist, 222
Heron, Col., former commandant at Frederica, requests boards, 98, 115
letter from, 123
mentioned, 124
Hessler, Mrs. Christian, lying in, 10
Honey, wild, some poisonous, 39
House consecrations: Ruprecht Steiner, 43
Kalcher, 208
Hüber child dies, 206
Hüber, Jacob, Swabian, praises God, 209; Dec., note 8
Hüttemann, Mr., missionary to Indies, 157
Hymns, see Appendix.
Indian crops (corn, sweet potatoes, rice), 141
Indians, capture renegades, 31
Creeks, Cherokees, and French Indians involved in war, 92
Creeks burn youth, 93
Indians steal horse, 101
demand old prices, 102
Instruction for the Sick and Dying, by S. Urlsperger, 52
Introduction to the Religious Struggles . . . , tract by Dr. Walch, 117
Ironwork for sawmill, ceded by Trustees, 38, 176, 217
Italian in Purysburg sells cocoons, 43
Jerusalem Church, town church in Ebenezer, 107, 151, 160, 188, 190, 212, 213
Kalcher, Mrs. Margaretha, w Ruprecht, weak, 19
well versed in catechism, 105
Kalcher, Ruprecht, Salz, mentioned 7, 44, 45, 141, 142
lives in orphanage, 95
acquires house, 96
receives servant, 189
consecrates house, 208
Kalcher, oldest daughter ill, 161, 198
Kieffer, Maria, w Theobald, Jr., expecting confinement, 13
Kieffer, Theobald, Sr., Pal from Purysburg, gives witness, 91
Kieffer, Theobald, Jr., keeps slave, 100
buys second slave, 112; June, note 13
Klocker, Gertraut, Salz, marries in Goshen, 53
Klocker girl ill, 178
Kogler, Barbara, w Georg, Salz, recovers, 135
has tribulations, 139
Kogler, Georg, Salz, chief carpenter and sawmiller, mentioned, 8, 141
works on barley stamp, 104
Kohleisen, Peter, Salz, shoemaker, mentioned, 36
gets drunk, 102
Kronberger, Jacob, has slave, 100, 120
Krause, Leonhard, Salz, his maid summons Boltzius, 146, 156
Kurtz (Curtzius), Jacob Friedrich, swindler, 25, 121; Dec., note 27
Laminit, Mr., patron of the Salzburgers, letter to Mr. Meyer, 65, 176
Landfelder, Ursula, wid. Veit, Salz, 165
Last Supper, painting, donated, 192
Leimberger, Christian, Salz, buys slave, 93, 94
Lemke, Hermann Heinrich, assistant minister in Ebenezer, mentioned, 3, 88, 119, 141, 166
a reliable assistant, 75
to receive land, 130
inspects land, 137
attends Council, 177
Lemmenhofer, Maria, Salz, wid Veit, ill, 91
near death, 105
dies, 109
buried, 102
Lindau, city on Lake Constance, 195, 196
Little Treasure Chest, see Carl Heinrich Bogatzky.
Lloyd, Mr., silk expert in London, letter to, 76
London, source of benefactions, 1
Long lots, Oct., note 15
Lord Trustees, see Trustees.
Lucerne (Luzern), Swiss city, exiles from, 80, 211, 215; June, note 11
Lumber industry: barrel staves, shingles, dressed lumber for West Indies, 17, 25, 31, 33, 66, 67, 98, 152
boards in demand, 31, 48, 63, 98
being cut, 36
cypresses plentiful on Abercorn Creek, 34
pine boards, 198
Lutherans, at Saxe Gotha, 55
Lutherans in Savannah. See German people in Savannah.
Madras, city in India, scene of Lutheran missions, 111
Lutz, Master, pastor in Lindau, 195
Mäderjan, pastor in Thommendorf, 194
Maier, Pastor, patron in Halle, 65
letter from, 79
Martyn, Benjamin, Trustees’ secretary, letter to. 76
letter from, 127
view on slavery, 129
Maurer, Mrs. Hans, mentioned, 89
Maurer, ... d Mrs. Maurer, eats sand, 89
Mayer, Johann Georg, see Meyer, J.G.
Mayer, Ludwig, see Meyer, J. L.
Mayer, Pastor, ed. of book, 160
Measles, see Diseases.
Memmingen, German city, resort of exiles, 181
Memorial and Thanksgiving service, 39
Mengden, Gustav von, hymnist, 222
Metzger, Johann Jacob, Palatine tailor, dies, 90; July, note 5
Meyer, (Johann) Georg, brother Johann Ludwig, his apprentice sick, 202
Meyer, (Johann) Ludwig, physician with 4th Salz trans, mentioned, 35, 153, 166, 177
still serves as judge, 40
to validate drafts, 79
receives new house, 96
receives letter, 121
receives servant, 189
Meyer, Magdalena, w. Georg, sick, 53
Milldam, well constructed, 207
Mill River, see Abercorn Creek.
Mills, must be fortified, 46
standing still, can run again, 112, 140
owe money, 128. See Gristmills, Sawmills.
Mischke, Inspector, inspector of schools in Halle, fondly remembered, 91, 110
Mitzscher, see Metzger.
Mohr, Jacob, youth from Purysburg, Jan., note 12
Mount Pleasant, fortress on Savannah River above Ebenezer, mentioned, 101
Mühlenberg, Heinrich Melchior, pastor from Halle, praised, 169
Mulberry trees (for silkworms), 9, 30
damaged by icicles, 31
in full leaf, 42
damaged by drought, 71
white mulberry, 133
Müller, Mrs. Christina, Palatine, w Fr. Wilh., ill, 157
Munch, Chretien de, Augsburg banker, Jan., note 31, Sept., note 11, Dec., note 29
Nassau, German principality, home of Schubdreins, 199
Necessary Combination, etc., religious tract Neander, Joachim, hymnist, 222
Negroes, see Slavery.
Neidlinger, Johann, Sr. & Jr., Swabian tanners, 189
Neidlinger, Matthias, Swabian organist, 17, 187; Nov., 18
Negroes, see Slaves.
Oak, see Trees.
The Office and Authority of a Justice of the Peace, law book by W. Welson, 63
Oglethorpe, James Edward, founder of Georgia, his regiment disbanded, 1
Old Ebenezer, first location of Salzburgers, now the Trustees’ cow-pen, 38
Orphanage in Ebenezer, being repaired, 44
Orphanage in Halle, see Halle.
Oyster shells for lime burning, 139
Paedigogium Regium, lycee for young noblemen, 219
Painting of Last Supper, 192
Palachacolas, fort on Savannah River, mentioned 24
Parker, Henry, becomes President of the Council, 177; Nov., note 3
Pennsylvania, German from, 59
Pica (clay eating), see Diseases.
Pietist parlance, Feb., note 5, 24; Aug., note 11
Piltz, Andreas, deceased Salz from Rastadt, an honest man, 156, 181
Pines, see Trees.
Polzenhagen, Mr., missionary to Indies, 157
Port Royal, small port in South Carolina, mentioned 33, 48, 116, 140
Ports, George Philip, Pal, 144, 146, 151
Portugal, source of silk seed, 124–125
Power of God in Little Children, religious tract, 202
President, 51, 137, see Council.
Purysburg, Swiss settlement across and down river from Ebenezer, mentioned, 5
Red Bluff, site of Ebenezer, 28
Reformed, followers of Calvin and Zwingli, 5
in South Carolina, 56
woman visits Ebenezer, 60, see Zübli.
Reverend Fathers, Jan., note 3. See Fathers.
Rice, see Crops. Rice stamp, 94
Richter, Christian Friedrich, professor at Halle, his medicines used, 161, Oct., note 14
Riedelsperger, Salz, has trading business, 94
serves as butcher, 196
Riedelsperger, Mrs., Maria, nee Schweighoffer, weak 206
Riesch, Bonaventura, pastor in Lindau, 195
Rist, Johann, hymnist, 222
Rodigast, Samuel, hymnist, 222
Rottenberger, Anna Franziska, d Stephan, born 135
Rottenberger, Catharina, nee Piedler, w Stephan, bears child, 135
Rottenberger, Christoph, Salz, makes machines 83, 104
Rottenberger, Stephan, Salz carpenter, names child, 135
Rutilius, Martin, hymnist, 222
Rye, see Crops.
Sachs-Gotha (Saxe-Gotha), settlement in South Carolina, Lutherans there, 55
Salt, scarce, 139
Sanftleben, Georg, Silesian carpenter, mentioned, 13
Sanftleben, Magdalena, nee Arnsdorf, w Georg, ailing, 64
Savannah, chief city in Georgia passim
Savannah River, river fronting Augusta, Ebenezer, and Savannah, et passim
Savannah Town, trading station near Augusta, mentioned, 23, 73
German man from there (Vollbrecht), 152
Sawmill, new sawmill to be built, 46, 128, 166
old sawmill productive, 47
a great benefit, 64
Scarlet fever, see Diseases.
Schäffer, Pastor in Regensburg, benefactor, 107
Schatz-Kästlein, see Bogatzky.
Schauer’s balm, a medication, 11; Jan., note 18
Schefler, Fridrich Carl, s Johann, born, 135
Schefler, Johann, Salz, has son, 135
Scheraus, Johann, Swabian, has distant plantation, 209
Schleydorn, Mr. Heinrich, German merchant in Philadelphia, 121, 133
Schmidt, Johann, Austrian, changes plantation, 13
his horse stolen, 101
foreman at cowpen, 141
Schmolck, Benjamin, hymnist, 222
Schoolmaster, 112, see Wertsch.
Schröder, Samuel, miller from Danzig, 122
Schubdrein, Josef, Pal carpenter, builds milldam, 207; Dec., note 26
Schubdrein, Peter, still in Savannah, 14
could accompany Boltzius boys, 116
to visit Nassau, 199; Jan., note 27, Nov., 32
Schubdrein brothers, industrious, 49, 103
ailing, 116
pleased with Ebenezer, 133
desire to fetch parents, 199
Schwartz, Mr., missionary to Indies, 157
Schweighoffer, Margaretha, old Salz wid, past sixty, 57
oldest person in community, 205
recovers, 210
Seckinger child dies, 206
Seckinger family, April, note 9
Seelmann, Johann Christian, medical student, 122; Aug., note 18
disloyal, 97
Sharecropping, 200
Siebenburgen (Transylvania), province in Hungary, refuge of Protestant exiles, 80, 94
Silk culture, 2, 9, 19, 27, 28, 30, 42, 69, 71, 74, 83, 124, 133
Slaves and slavery: Boltzius opposed, 95, 119, 143
slaves offered by Habersham, 12, 18
rejected by Salzburgers, 20
being introduced, 29
Salzburgers urged to buy, 55
not to work on the Sabbath, 58–59
bought by Leimberger, 93
Kieffers now have three slaves, 113
Kronberger has slave, 121
slaves land in Charleston, 121
Trustees’ decision, 129
Smuggler, see German smuggler.
Snow, unusual, 3
Society, see SPCK.
Soldiers, settle on Ebenezer Creek, 1, 33, 102
Spener, Philip Jacob, Pietist leader, 35, 161, 183; Feb. 22, Oct., note 12
SPCK (Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge), missionary society in London, support Salzburger ministers, 25
Squash, see Crops.
Stangen, Johann Georg, pious youth in Bayreuth, 203
Steiner, Ruprecht, Salz, cedes plantation, 42
his house consecrated, 43
dismisses servants, 96—97
recovers, 200
Stephens, Col. Wm., Trustees’ secretary in Georgia, President of the Council, letter from, 54
mentioned, 159.
steps down, 177; Feb., note 21, April, note 2, July, note 9, Sept., note 10, Nov., note 3
Stöller, Mr. of Koethen, daughter deceased, an edifying life, 15
Straube, Adam, Lutheran from Vernonburg, moves to Ebenezer works diligently 74; Feb., note 6
Straube, Pieta Clara, wid. Häfner, w Adam, ill, 196
Superstitions, see Incantations.
Surveyor, in Abercorn, 10
returns to Savannah, 12
to be paid L 300, surveyors have hard task, 138
Blue Bluff being surveyed, 193, 199
Swabians, see First Swabian Transport.
Swiss immigrants, arrive at Charleston in bad condition, 19
Swiss man comes from Congarees, 52
Tail-male rescinded, 130; Jan., note 22
Tanners, needed, 99
tanner from Purysburg, 137
Thilo, Christian Ernst, physician, mentioned, 35, 153, 160
receives private communion, 71
gave lessons, 173–174; Jan., note 11
Thilo, Friederica, nee Helfenstein, w. Ernst, receives private communion, 71, 200
Treasure Chest, Pietist tract, 73, 74, see Bogatzky.
Trees: oak, cypress, pine, and black nut trees now scarce, red cypress very durable, can float, 158
white oaks on Uchee Land, 105
white oaks wasted, 155
water oaks present, 25
firs of excellent quality, 50
not well protected 66
cypresses on Uchee Land. See Mulberry trees.
Treutlen, Johann Adam, future governor, June, note 9, Sept., note 6, Dec., note 30
True Christianity (vom wahren Christenthum), Pietist tract by Arndt, 57, 210
Trustees for Establishing a Colony in Georgia, offer to sell cowpen, 38
will cede iron, 47
letter from, 69
well meaning, 175
mentioned, 197
Tybee, island at mouth of Savannah River, Nov., note 15
Tythingmen, a great help, 65, 66, 113
visit Boltzius, 71
carry message, 102
Uchee (Uchi) Indians, neighboring natives, Feb., note 13
Uchee land, tract across Ebenezer Creek, mentioned, 25, 154
to be occupied by Swabians, 178
named Blue Bluff, 193
being surveyed, 199
Ulm, Territory of, city-state on Danube, home of first Swabian transport, 209; Nov., note 1
Urlsperger, Samuel, Senior of Lutheran ministry in Augsburg, mentioned, 52, 71
has birthday, 126
letter from, 175, 192, 197; April, note 4
Verelst, Harman, Trustees’ accountant, letter from, 2, 3, 9, 16
letter to, 76
mentioned, 125
Vernonburg, Swiss and German town on Vernon River, mentioned, 123
Vigera, Johann, of Strassburg, leader of fourth Salz transport, mentioned, 96
letter from, 121, 122; Aug., note 16
Vollbrecht, Christoph, from Danzig, 152
Walch, Dr., author, 117
Wallbaum, Counselor von, benefactor, 127
Walthauer, Johann Caspar, Pal, husband of widow Graniwetter, 9, 11, 61; Jan., note 21, May, note 7
Walthauer, Mrs., see Graniwetter.
Watermelons, see Crops.
Wehlen, Pastor, benefactor in London, 127
Weidenheim, Johann, hymnist, 222
Welson, W., author of law book, 63
Wertsch, Johann Caspar, teacher, sick, 104, 106; May, note 4
Wesley, John, English clergyman, mentioned, 147
West Indies, market for lumber, 25, 31, 33, 36, 48
war expected, 84
Wheat, see Crops.
Whitefield, George, English evangelist, letter from, 70, 146
Wirth, Ambrosius, author, 26, 56, 210; Feb., note 16, April, note 14
Woodworking, see Lumber. Wurttemberg Confirmation Booklet, 212
Wurttemberg, Prince of, imposter, 122; Aug, note 17
Wurttemberg, young man from, 211
Zant, Sibille, nee Bacher, wid. Piltz, wid Bartholomäus, marries George Glaner, 181
Ziegenhagen, Friedrich Michael, Court Chaplain, Reverend Father of Georgia Salzburgers, aids German immigrants, 40
esteemed by Whitefield, 70, 146
has birthday, 127
donates painting, 192
Zimmerebener, Ruprecht, Salz, 139; Sept., note 12
Zion Church, church on plantations, mentioned, 76, 107, 109, 147, 151, 190, 212
Zoller, Balthasar, mean servant, 114
his son dies, 193
Zorn, Barbara, German orphan, being instructed, 81
marries J. L. Meyer, 158, 160, 178
Zouberbuhler (Zuberbiller), Bartholomäus, Swiss, Anglican minister, retains indentured servants, 4
preaches to English, 83; Jan., note 8, March, note 10
Zuberbiller, see Zouberbuhler.
Zübli, David, Swiss at Purysburg, father of Johan Joachim, mentioned, 86
Zübli, Johann Joachim, Reformed minister, tries to visit ship, 19
summons Boltzius, 153
orders books, 156
receives books, 160